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OpinionPerth, it’s time to panic buy the arts
1 February 2022
Forget toilet paper. Forget instant noodles. There’s one staple that we’re overlooking in our shopping frenzy, says Claire Coleman.
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Opinion
Joe Lui and Pheobe Sullivan dig into desire
20 January 2022
In their new burlesque-cabaret work, local theatre makers Joe Lui and Phoebe Sullivan dive into desire, to strip away some ugly truths. But what prompted them to lay these issues bare?
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Opinion
Why are female-led superhero films stuck in the past?
15 December 2021
The increase of lead female characters in the superhero film genre has brought welcome diversity. But Dr Jess Taylor asks why the battles against gender inequality are all set in the past?
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Opinion
When a classic becomes controversial: Part II
21 September 2021
In part two of our conversation about what we do when beloved classic works perpetuate outdated – and potentially damaging – views and values, local writer, director, designer and composer Joe Paradise Lui dives into the fray.
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Opinion
Where have all the adventurous readers gone?
3 September 2021
The astounding popularity of book series such as Harry Potter and Game of Thrones comes at a cost, writes publisher Terri-ann White.
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Opinion
What happens when a classic becomes controversial?
19 August 2021
In the wake of fiery debate on social media after the publication of Seesaw’s review of West Side Story, we invited WA arts leaders to weigh in on the question of what we do when beloved classic works perpetuate outdated views and values.
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Opinion
Four years on… Seesaw’s birthday wish
4 August 2021
As Seesaw Magazine celebrates its fourth birthday, its managing editors reflect on the lessons they’ve learned since pressing the publish button for the first time.
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Opinion
Support Seesaw, your arts playground
17 May 2021
It takes two to make a seesaw move, and we need your help! Discover how you can help secure the future of arts journalism in WA.
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